Sign in to DSM with Google or a passkey
A package for DSM 7 stands in for Synology SSO Server. DSM sends people to MyLogin.world to sign in, then signs them in as the DSM user whose email matches. Everything runs on the NAS’s own address; nothing new listens on the network.
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Install the package Version 1.0.6-0001
Download the package for your NAS’s CPU, then Package Center › Manual Install. Accept the unsigned-package warning: Synology signs only its own catalog, and this package is built from the public source. Requires DSM 7.0 or later.
Intel or AMDx86_64mylogin-sso-1.0.6-0001-x86_64.spkda21258ea638bca29e80603871c7798beb6425f429c6a2d35ebb455b65dce8bc64-bit ARMarmv8mylogin-sso-1.0.6-0001-armv8.spk205d2af1ddebbf962fe4740faa855d061f106d856b2955f3001fbd36dd54654332-bit ARMarmv7mylogin-sso-1.0.6-0001-armv7.spk68beb4794dbde387e830f6d66c25c93d3af4d33793a84c862b5d17a02695dd77Control Panel › Info Center › General shows the CPU. Synology lists every model: What kind of CPU does my NAS have.
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Paste the setup code
In your dashboard, choose Add a service › Synology DSM to get a setup code. Then open MyLogin.world SSO from the DSM main menu, paste it and click Connect.
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Turn on and sign in
In the app, click Turn on. Then sign out of DSM and use the SSO button on the login page.
If something fails
Every failure in the app has Copy details: package and DSM versions, the failing request, DSM’s answer and the results of the reachability probes. Package Center › the package › Log shows every request the bridge saw.
Still stuck? Send us the output: support@mylogin.world.compas.cs.stonybrook.edu.